Townhouse Greenwich

“We recently hosted my sister’s baby shower at Townhouse in Greenwich, and the entire experience was absolutely amazing from start to finish. The food was outstanding — beautifully presented, fresh, and delicious. Every guest kept complimenting the menu and how flavorful everything was. The service was just as impressive. The staff was attentive, professional, and made sure everything ran smoothly throughout the event. A very special thank you to Natyra, who worked closely with us during the planning process. She was incredibly thorough, patient, and accommodating to all of our requests. She made what could have been a stressful process feel easy and seamless, and truly went above and beyond to make sure the baby shower was perfect. We couldn’t have chosen a better venue. Highly, highly recommend Townhouse for any special event — they exceeded our expectations in every way.”

“Returned again and it did not disappoint. The food was absolutely delicious, the fireplace seating made it feel warm and intimate, and the cocktails were creative and beautifully crafted. Lou, the owner, was attentive and genuinely welcoming. Always a wonderful experience- will definitely be back!”

“Liked everything about this place. The hostess greeted us with a huge smile and sat us in one of the back rooms. For an appetizer we had calamari, it was cooked so good. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, seasoned with a unique flavor that was so addicting that we ordered another one. We both had the branzino, it was cooked to perfection one of the best ever had. You can tell the kitchen staff knows how to handle seafood. We did save room for desert and the crème burlee was delicious. The night went so well thanks to Darcy our server.”

“Valentine’s Day dinner at Townhouse was honestly one of the worst restaurant experiences we’ve had in Greenwich, especially for the price. They imposed a $200 per couple prix fixe menu and we were not told up front during the reservation process. Once you’re seated, you’re basically stuck with whatever they decided to serve, with barely any real choices, which felt unfair and misleading. The service was chaotic from start to finish. Waiters were running around like it was a fire drill, and our table sat empty for long stretches. It took about two hours to get through a meal that was barely a meal. Timing was completely off, courses dragged, and nobody seemed in control of the room. The food itself did not come close to justifying the cost. The appetizer and desert were tiny and even stranger, both were shared per couple, which felt cheap for a fixed-price dinner. The branzino was so small it reminded me of a sunfish, and it came on top of five sad roasted potato halves. For a Valentine’s prix fixe in Greenwich, this was embarrassing. If you’re going to charge premium pricing for a special occasion menu, you need to be transparent at booking, organized in execution, and deliver food that matches the price. This did none of the above. We left feeling like we paid for stress and disappointment, not dinner.”

“I visited Townhouse in Greenwich today for Valentine’s Day and had very mixed feelings about the experience. The food was absolutely delicious. Every dish we ordered was flavorful and clearly made with care. The presentation was beautiful — everything looked elegant and thoughtfully plated, which made the meal feel special and perfect for the occasion. Unfortunately, the service did not match the quality of the food. We experienced very long wait times throughout the evening and repeatedly had to flag down staff just to get basic assistance. It was difficult to get anyone’s attention, and the overall service felt disorganized and inattentive — especially disappointing on a holiday like Valentine’s Day when you expect things to run smoothly. While the kitchen clearly delivers in terms of quality and presentation, the service experience really took away from what should have been a memorable evening. I hope they can improve the front-of-house operations to match how good the food truly is.”